Sentence examples for the characteristic example from inspiring English sources

The characteristic example in this group is normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH), which manifests with gait disturbance, urinary incontinence and dementia [13, 23, 24].

The most characteristic example of this ineluctable reality was the so-called "bipartisanship," which fully reflects the predisposition to social explosion that was kept dormant by artificial prosperity.

The most characteristic example is that p65RelA and IKK knockout mice exhibit embryonic death resulting from extensive TNFα-mediated fetal hepatocyte apoptosis.

An appropriate formulation of the fully discrete variational inequality is deduced on the basis of a characteristic example of use, a Signorini-type initial-boundary value problem.

The performances, including a characteristic example of Mr. Cooper's minimalism, are appealing; further nostalgia will be stirred by Pat Boone's rendition of the title song.

They tend to be marginal and isolated: David Koresh, who led his Branch Davidians into a fiery and fatal confrontation with the FBI, was a characteristic example.

A characteristic example of the style is the well-known koan "When both hands are clapped a sound is produced; listen to the sound of one hand clapping".

Historically, the United Kingdom and the United States provide characteristic examples of the struggle for woman suffrage in the 19th and 20th centuries.

According to architectural historian Courtney Fint Zimmerman, "Valley View is a characteristic example of the Greek Revival style for more practical residential applications in outlying areas".

Indeed, a characteristic example is the predicted excretion of acetate at high growth rates (Fig. 2d) that is well supported by experimental observations [ 9, 19, 20].

Such activation potential in T cells should have detrimental consequences for maintaining tolerance and tissue integrity, a characteristic example being the plaque rupture in a coronary artery lesion.